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Help date roman coins

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on 2 of them you can see the letters : C A
theey are not rounds as ussual:icon_scratch:
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Almost all in my hand have something like a stamp
 
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"TI.C.A." on As size coin, countermark likely from Claudius, often on coins found in the Moesia Region (Bulgaria), similar to the countermark found on certain Caligula Asses in the Rhine region. The countermark may also be from Titus (Titus Caesar Augustus).
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Countermarks on Caligula Coins
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Strange how they are all worned :icon_scratch:
 
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Might need close up of each coin to have a better chance to ID.
Don......
PS: And further cleaning, if possible.

If you mean the 3 other coins they are not interesting and i didnt find them they were overcleaned by other person
 
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